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William Cook, the director of UNB’s Centre for Nuclear Energy Research, says the province needs a full nuclear engineer degree program to meet its future energy demands.

A UNB professor says nuclear energy will be needed to meet the province’s growing demand in the coming decades, and a full nuclear engineering program could ease the way.

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